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Use Kaspersky antivirus? The US is banning it, so prepare to switch
Tech Optimizer
June 21, 2024

Use Kaspersky antivirus? The US is banning it, so prepare to switch

The US government has decided to ban sales and updates of Kaspersky's antivirus software due to concerns about potential interference from the Russian government. The ban will be implemented in two phases, with the final cutoff date for reselling, existing integrations, and licensing set for September 29. Users are advised to switch to alternative antivirus software before the ban takes full effect.
Microsoft Launches Free Copilot AI Image Creator
Tech Optimizer
March 29, 2024

Microsoft Launches Free Copilot AI Image Creator

Microsoft Copilot Image Creator was announced on March 21, 2023, and uses OpenAI's GPT-4 and DALL-E 3 technology. It was originally called Bing AI Chat but was rebranded in November 2023. The Image Creator can be accessed within the Edge browser or through a dedicated website. The Microsoft Copilot Image Creator is free to use and is based on DALL-E 3 technology. It allows for image generation and basic editing, like changing styles and aspect ratios, within the Edge browser. There is also a dedicated site for users of other browsers, but this version does not offer on-page editing and uses a boost token system for prioritizing image generation. In the Edge browser, users can generate four square images, which can be downloaded, shared, or edited in Microsoft Designer. The editing tools in Edge allow for changes in style, orientation, and color. The version of the Image Creator for all browsers excludes on-page AI editing tools and uses a boost token system, where users receive 100 boosts for prioritized image creation. Microsoft Copilot Image Creator is a free alternative to ChatGPT Plus with DALL-E 3, offering similar capabilities. It provides editing tools to adjust images, whereas ChatGPT Plus does not have editing tools and generates new images for each edit. Copilot Image Creator is recommended for those looking for a free and versatile AI text-to-image generator.
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